State finances show rising cost of government and waste
The New South Wales March bulletin reveals that nine months to March posted revenue of £10,151,787 while expenditure rose £78,917 to £19,010,989. Tax receipts fell, rail and harbour incomes rose, but unproductive borrowings and boosted interest bills signal government extravagance and looming disaster.
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Commonwealth
New South Wales
Sydney Harbour Trust
Tr Secann
KVR
Public finances spark demand for accountability in governance
The article argues state budgets are rising without clear justification and calls for scrutiny of spending. It notes government figures show cost growth in administration, warns that reliance on federal support may end, and urges end of extravagance. It emphasizes that the issue transcends party lines and should involve all stakeholders.
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Breio
Perenne
Thors Jappechinr
Bintos Hays
Commonwealth
Nat
Local Jottings and Patchwork Events Across Town
A mixed column lists the town’s social, sporting, and public notices. Highlights include market prices for wheat, a Wellington half-company rifle event in Sydney, church dedication at Bodangora with a free luncheon, and the arrival of Australian cricketers in London. Local theatre, auctions, and meetings fill the page, with weather notes and upcoming school and society events.
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Mie
Attwood
Wallingun
Town Bend
Galvani
Windaware
Beyttinh
Randita
Fantasia
Primensen
Mr. Gry Petersen
Wirth Bros’. Great Circus
Mouny
London
Nottingham
A. J
Jane
George Gunn
Hardatud
Brokes Sud
Comnoutia Wells
Mr_ Tames Niven
Wales
Spring Ridge
Winchcombe, Carson
Habbit Ski
Wea
Wellington
Sydney
Bodangora
Dunne
O'Reilly
St. Stanialeust Colle
Parents ‘ Citizens’ Association
Mnet
Wader
M. Eeson
Kanyon
Robinson
Nanima Crescent
Ath
Mike Foster
Inet
School of Arte ‘Dicating Society
H. Bocioty
Ral Committee
Ogg
Bosch
Boe
A.aynipals
Seattle
Toby
Napoleon
Jocal Tlucks
Tara
Harry
Lytton
Oddfellows
Light-weight back at the recent show and railway notes
Fragmented report covers a light-weight carrying back in the recent show with remarks on Albert Teas of Hayal Howl Wallington and George Sydney. It also notes a railway day train change at Wellington and Sydney, a special train to Dubbo, and local funeral notices for Dripatono Forering and David Pockbatn. Election results in Hobart, defence plans under Fisher, and a company directors meeting at Wolume Jack Gold Mining are mentioned alongside prizes and sales.
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Honora
George Awy
Albert Teas
Morly
Hayal Howl
Wallington
George Sydney
King-streat
Pera Utie
Eugena
Dripatono Forering
C. J
Apeara
Caste
David Pockbatn
Yourh
Sydney
Dubbo
Wan Wall
Hobart
Tabor
Fisher
Defence
Australia
Couney
Akareholders
F.C. B. Smith
Holbrook-Flama
Repout
Leary
Quaook
Monster of the Kalstad: Waltonian lifeboat tale on Loch Gourie
In a Mackquarie River report near Gourie of Iste, a Waltonian fisherman recalls a monstrous log and a failed attempt to haul it, followed by a sudden and dramatic upheaval as water splashed and a line remained in hand. The tale blends fishing lore with peril at sea and a missed drowning outcome.
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Gomo
Macquarie River
Gourie
Iste
Walton
Codiioh
Haberman
Shooting match in Western district gun clubs Thursday
The fixture, altered with donor sanction, allows the two team event if two teams preselect. The Wallington team will be chosen Saturday night and a £90 handicap prize will be contested in the afternoon with a 10 shot score limit.
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Bathurst
Thureday
P. Li
A. Carpenter
J. J. Sullivan
Digby
Wallington
Tina
Fragmentary report from a high hour recital in Hight Hours Amocratios
A garbled local item notes a committee meeting in a Monday session with several named attendees including T. Oildow Varsby F Jvaulage and E Haven Byen. The passage is fragmentary and the core event unclear.
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Amocratios
Mondey Sri
T. Oildow
Varsby
F Jvaulage
E. Haven Byen
W. J Wale
Clayfon
Unclear resignation notices amid factory leadership shakeup
Fragmentary OCR shows resignations of Stinson and Trory with W. Paul, plus an unfilled vacancy. Mentions authority, June or 19 appointment, and Ernest as acting president. Details are garbled and names partially unreadable but indicate management changes at a city or corporate body.
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Ition
Syd Pounlaing
Flr
Tien Hville
Offic
Mesars
Stinson
F Seal Trory
W. Paul
Ware
Aeoe Mewes
F. A. Konie Jose
Rion Pranidant
Btinson
Ernest Menting
Church of England Tanats Club Holds Meeting and Election
The Church of England Tanats Club met in the school hall on Tuesday evening with Rev Canon Brows presiding and a strong attendance. Receipts showed £24 against £30 spent. officers were elected including Canon Brown as president and G. Robinson as committee member. The official opening of the RAW court was fixed for Wednesday, followed by a dance for members in the school hall that evening.
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Church If England Tanats Glub
Canon Brows
FR. Kenyon
Trevi Canon Brown
Mantra
H. Barton
A. J.T. Pagsott
A. Sheeriff
Menem
G. Robinson
R. Wilkins
Sloman
Clayton
Mindinoe Barnes
Tibia
Goadon
Tiwan
Loomban Clearing Out Sale and Church Events
Loomban announces a clearing out sale at Loomban homestead Beturtay week with 2000 mined sheep, 30 deought mod hght bourse, 20 cattle and assorted stock. Luncheon on site. sale starts 11 AM. Dr. Camidge will preach at Wellington 11 AM on Leme and a separate church consecration at Bodangora 11 PM. Due to duties the Primate cannot lay the Stuart Town foundation stone now. rescheduled to a later date.
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Asiuel Cstminder Ie
Mage Bedford
Taylor
Tale Plane
Loombah
Beturtay
Eala
Isea
Camidge
Babismt
Australia
Wellington
Uc Church of England
Geirie
Bodangora
Stuart Town
AW Eve Expert to Visit and Examine Eyes in Weallington
An ophthalmic expert from Abeverk Angie Coole will visit Weallington on Sunday May 24 to conduct eye examinations for those suffering from headaches. A small fee will be charged for the examination, with services claimed to be precise and thorough.
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Angie Coole
AIA
Sydney
Weallington
Batuntay
Mowing
Claims for maaniT-Proof Fences at Mhibbo Land Board
The Mhibbo Land Board heard claims for a dividing fence cost with W Dunkley of Punto suing A J Stuart of Tora Holla for contribution. The court awarded the plaintiff £21. A similar case against WR Stuart involved £4 awarded to the plaintiff. The board discussed a related Runciman matter from the Land Appeal Court and adjourned without further decision. The Wellington School of Arts committees met with A G Chiplin presiding and discussed debentures and a proposed special meeting to adjust voting rules. the motion was withdrawn due to committee disagreements.
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Mhibbo Land Board
Jase Wok
W. Dunkley
Punto
A. J Stuart
Tora Holla
A. J
Brookwell
WR. Stuart
Runciman
Agai
Land Appeal Court
Stockwall
Runcillan
M’guinn
Wellington School of Arts
A. G. Chiplin
J. H. Quirk
AD. French
A. Smith
B. Read
H. & Clayton
E. Wolster
H. Barry
F. A. M'Donald
J. Ferry
AL M‘lead
J.T. P. Basestt
M. Hyan
Dubbo Show Opens Amid Warmer Hopeful Outlook
The Dubbo annual show opened with dull weather but expectations of a bright day ahead. Visitors from Wallington and other towns arrived by special train as officials led by Premier C. G. Wade inaugurated the event. Highlights include numerous breed prizes such as F Brophy's Muttord blood stallion first and champion, Roberta's Madestics as top oldstandards, and Blossom as best Clydesdale. The show aims to showcase resilient farming amid recent district hardships, drawing many exhibitors and attendees despite adverse conditions.
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Dubbo
Wallington
Georle
Wongarbon
C. G. Wade
Ouhr
We Fulliwe
F. Brophy
Muttord
Olsdendale
J Roberta
Madestic
Clydesdale Ware
T. A Whiteley
Blossom
H. A."taylor
Strahorn
N. Menzer
Craig
Jun Whiteley
Tae
Whiteley L. Madyn Hunters
P. J. Barton
Railway
Dubbo' Shallenge
Grasafodsa
F. U. Kater
Hatate Late
Value of Coop Roads Highlight Farmer Benefit
An Australian council meeting featured C Batter praising local government for better roads. A farmer said road improvements increased grain haul from 5 to 75 bags, illustrating strong, tangible gains for ratepayers under the new road management.
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C Batter
Lie Macqjuarie
Rand
Fortune Seeks Swedish Baron In New South Wales
The Swedish consul in search of Baron August Stiornstedt, heir to a large estate in his homeland, believed living in perilous poverty in New South Wales. He is described as from a wealthy Baltic family who lost property after a long decline, with attempts to recover his fortune through contact with authorities and investors.
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Sweden
Count Mornor
August Stiornstedt
Bwedan
New South Wales
Sydney
Aix
Bydney
Australian Prime Minister to visiting Wellington on Thursday
Word came Tuesday that Australian Prime Minister Andy Fisher will visit Wellington on Thursday May 15 and speak in a hall that night. It will be the first visit by the Commonwealth leader to Wellington and is expected to draw a large audience. Fisher will also speak at Mudgee on Friday and Orange on Saturday, May 16 and 17 respectively.
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A. M. Bygate
Australia
Andy Fisher
Wellington
Commonwealth
Fisher
Mudgee
Orange
Wellington football association meeting and cadet game plans
A meeting of senior and junior clubs wishing to join the Wellington District Football Association will be held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday. All interested are invited to attend. The Senior Cadet Football Club will open the eyes on with a match in Bell Park on Saturday. Donation notices and team lists are recorded, including many local players and sponsors.
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Metsiders
Wellington District Football Association
the Royal Hotel
AE Tn
Turbulent World News Mixed With Local Reports
A fragmented dispatch reports economic chatter on wheat and flour markets, currency notes and a NZ arrest tied to a jewel heist, plus political updates from Tasmania and press notes on labor and protectionist stances. It notes a fatal paddock accident in New Zealand and local public notices including land auctions and a race on Tasmanian results.
Weather Atlas and Court Actions Dominate Ongoing Reports
Widespread cool winds sweep northern and coastal districts as weather broadcasts focus on torrential changes while the Full Court orders a solicitor to justify removal from the roll amid alleged rent handling failures. Clergy reserve hints at archbishop succession, with synod planned for the 25th. Rioting reports reach Buenos Aires as a crowd targets police. Persia’s shah announces a new expedition, and telegraph networks note shifting stock prices. Crossroads signals show gains, services advance five percent.
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Capattlad
Mucquarie
Vaume
Tt ix
Saumarey Smith
Buenos
Bhah
Persia
Isound
Hameon
Staton
Ates
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King Street
C. Farrell
Mr. Blackwell
Epsoh
Marquarieateent
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A.j.l.stockwell
Johnston's
Wallington ‘ Mare
C.B. Smith
Desuhal Surgeons
Ieweeday
H.C. F. Glover
A. T. Smith
Tez
Foxton W. Hayley
Dennay
Jonnevos
Burtosses
Peecy Staret
Gbowersey
Henrietta Wellington
Vovle Grurieve
J. E. Bray
Lam-Et Ret, Weilenotos
YALE
Goft
Glomey
Weir
A. Butler
Red Gross Pharmacy
Red Cross Pharmac
Jacke
Sitaonpiyany
Batordas
Handill
Wailington
Banaford
Rane
Athen
Wellington Gimes
Fai Yarms
Ceurie
Piceow
Eicet Nouri
Wallioesan
Welllaton
Church OF England Tewmig Club
Loomban
Church OF England
Bohol OF Arts Committee
Ubs Stairtax Winn
Sud
Oaton Bay
Hemingway
New Zealand
Uy Jon
Kelly
G. Wade
Deakin
Betain
Piles Fisher
Mattore
Mante
Maerickville
Kers
Himnall
Joseph Cook
Fell River
Rifle Club
J. Brey
Cook
A. B. Gage
T. Coonington
Preston
Santor Cudotn Hal Tvonypany
J. Collins
Paul
J. Ferguson
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